Get ready for the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt — and take action to prevent more unsavory blobs in the future
This year, scientists estimate there is more than 10 million metric tons of sargassum in the Atlantic belt.
This year, scientists estimate there is more than 10 million metric tons of sargassum in the Atlantic belt.
Legislators added language that would stop 117 local governments from imposing strict fertilizer control measures next year.
The interactive maps show flood risks for sea level rise as well as storm or tide events.
We need to establish heat action plans, public health initiatives, protections for workers and other initiatives.
Stony coral tissue loss disease is a new and deadly disease affecting reefs throughout the Caribbean.
A study found redfish contaminated with drugs often leaked into coastal waters from septic tanks.
Hurricane Ian caused $112.9 billion in damage and at least 156 deaths.
The Legislature is looking to restrict the rights of citizens from having any impact upon the quality of Florida waters ...
By Blair Wickstrom There’s no place like Florida. From our coastal estuaries to the Everglades and crystal-clear springs, Florida’s natural ...
A roundup of news items related to climate change and other environmental issues in Florida: Florida beaches could be dealt ...
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